Orphaned wild animal babies need help of their human friends

Orphaned wild animal babies need help of their human friends

RICARDO RAMIREZ-BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL

Kelly Geckler shows two opossums at Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. The two animals are about the same age, and the one on the left will soon be released back into the wild. On the right is Isabel or "Izzy" who will not be released because of a condition that has not allowed her to develop normally.

Kelly Geckler shows two opossums at Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. The two animals are about the same age, and the one on the left will soon be released back into the wild. On the right is Isabel or "Izzy" who will not be released because of a condition that has not allowed her to develop normally. (RICARDO RAMIREZ-BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL)

Kelly Geckler shows two opossums at Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge. The two animals are about the same age, and the one on the left will soon be released back into the wild. On the right is Isabel or "Izzy" who will not be released because of a condition that has not allowed her to develop normally.